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Audio: The Brian Bailey
Show |
  The
Brian Bailey Show
airs on Pirate Radio
1250 on Mondays at
6:30 p.m. Brian's
guest this week was
ECU director of high
school relations
Harold Robinson:
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MULTIMEDIA |
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Audio: Coach Ruff Weekly
Presser |
 ECU
coach Ruffin McNeill spoke
with the media at his weekly
press conference on Monday
as the Pirates prepare to
visit Tulsa for a Friday
night matchup (courtesy of
Pirate Radio 1250):
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BASKETBALL |
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Green Bay tops ECU |
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ESTERO, FL — Short-handed
East Carolina opened play in
the Gulf Coast Showcase at
high noon on Monday and was
dealt a 66-49 setback by
Green Bay. The Pirates were
without versatile senior
wing man Paris
Roberts-Campbell due to a
knee ailment and post player
Marshall Guilmette because
of a hip flexor injury. ...
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'Deuce' becomes No. 1 |
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GREENVILLE — "Deuce" is how East
Carolina football coach Ruffin
McNeill refers to senior inside
wide receiver Justin Hardy. It's
because Hardy wears uniform No.
2. "Deuce" became No. 1 on
Saturday, moving ahead of former
Oklahoma receiver Ryan Broyles
for the most career catches in
Football Bowl Subdivision
history. ...
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HISTORY IN
THE MAKING:
A mammoth
banner was
unfurled
from the
Murphy
Center soon
after senior
wide
receiver
Justin Hardy
made his
350th career
catch during
East
Carolina's
34-6 victory
over Tulane
on Saturday
at
Dowdy-Ficklen
Stadium. The
play pushed
Hardy past
the previous
NCAA FBS
career
receptions
record set
by
Oklahoma's
Ryan Broyles
in 2011.
Hardy hauled
in nine
passes for
104 yards
against the
Green Wave
and finished
the day with
355 career
receptions.
[W.A. Myatt
photo. ©Bonesville.net] |
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View W.A.
Myatt's
gallery from
Thursday
night's
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FOOTBALL |
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Kevin's Keys to the Game |
The Pirates
will take on a challenge
from Tulane today in their
first appearance in
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in a
month. It will also be East
Carolina's last Saturday
home game this season.
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BASKETBALL |
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Transfers pace Pirates |
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GREENVILLE — Florida
State transfer Terry
Whisnant made four
of seven attempts
from behind the
3-point line and
scored 16 points to
lead East Carolina
to a 92-51
nonconference
basketball win over
Virginia-Lynchburg
at Williams Arena in
Minges Coliseum on
Thursday night. ...
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Pictured: The East
Carolina bench
reacts after walk-on
Peyton Robbins
scores a basket in
the final minutes of
the Pirates' 92-51
victory over
Virginia-Lynchburg
on Thursday night at
Minges Coliseum.
Thirteen ECU players
scored in the rout,
five of them in
double figures.
(Photo by W.A.
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By
Al Myatt
©2014 Bonesville.net
All rights reserved.
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ESTERO, FL —
Short-handed East Carolina opened play in the Gulf Coast Showcase at
high noon on Monday and was dealt a 66-49 setback by Green Bay.
The Pirates were without
versatile senior wing man Paris Roberts-Campbell due to a knee ailment
and post player Marshall Guilmette because of a hip flexor injury.
Florida State transfer Terry
Whisnant did his best to offset the absences as he made nine of 17 shots
from the floor to lead all scorers with 23 points.
The Phoenix (2-1) held a
37-23 advantage in rebounding and scored 22 points following offensive
rebounds.
The Pirates (2-2)
experienced a slow start, missing their first 13 field goal attempts to
fall behind, 17-3.
Prince Williams broke the
cold spell with a 3-pointer with 12:12 left in the first half.
Greg Mays had 15 points and
six rebounds for Green Bay. Keifer Sykes finished with 12 points and
five assists.
The largest lead for the
Phoenix came after a 3-pointer by Carrington Love pushed the margin to
21 points early in the second half.
Green Bay was ahead 36-23 at
the half.
The Pirates have another
noon tipoff today, meeting Fresno State (1-3). The Bulldogs were topped
58-52 by Evansville on Monday.
